If someone opens a PR to one of my repos with no context, I ban them.
There’s too much AI spam out there right now.
Publishing ‘@provenance-labs/lodash’ as a test, I suppose. Ok. Leaving it up? Looks like spam.
Badgering the author an a private email? Mmm. Definitely not.
This isn’t a bug, it’s a feature. There’s a contributing guide which clearly says; unless a feature gets community interest, it’s not happening. If you want a feature, talk about it rouse community interest.
Overall: maybe this wasn’t the right way to engage.
Sometimes you just have to walk away from these situations, because the harder you chase, the more it looks like you’re in the wrong.
…it certainly looks, right now, like the lodash author wasn’t out of line with this, to me.
> Overall: maybe this wasn’t the right way to engage
Lex Livingroom. If you are among friends you can surly criticize a sweater, but if you come barging in uninvited and criticize the same sweater, you're in for a bad time.
There’s too much AI spam out there right now.
Publishing ‘@provenance-labs/lodash’ as a test, I suppose. Ok. Leaving it up? Looks like spam.
Badgering the author an a private email? Mmm. Definitely not.
This isn’t a bug, it’s a feature. There’s a contributing guide which clearly says; unless a feature gets community interest, it’s not happening. If you want a feature, talk about it rouse community interest.
Overall: maybe this wasn’t the right way to engage.
Sometimes you just have to walk away from these situations, because the harder you chase, the more it looks like you’re in the wrong.
…it certainly looks, right now, like the lodash author wasn’t out of line with this, to me.